croadyman
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20m cheaper than Sancho with the same remaining years of contrtact.
Decent fee that, what's his best position
20m cheaper than Sancho with the same remaining years of contrtact.
Decent fee that, what's his best position
No 10 or second striker or false 9 unfortunately.
Then you've clearly not watched him enough.He looks a good player but not sure where he fits in, RW and ST are the positions that need filling and he would be a square peg in those positions.
Does Nunez fit us better then?
Then you've clearly not watched him enough.
Less then the total fee Citeh have paid for Bernardo SilvaWorth it, same price as Liverpool paid for Keita.
Yes! Let’s sell our best player in the last two years! Epic idea!A shrewd club would move Bruno on for a fat fee and get Nkuku in for him, but we'll stick with the former on a newly signed fat contract and watch Nkuku become a star at another club.
'Warned' we'd have to pay a bargain price
He could play anywhere across the front 4 positions for us, especially ST and RW. Look at his numbers for each position this season, he's a very consistent player.Which position would he play for us then, do you think he can be a ST in the premier league?
I just think it's strange United would go for him, he doesn't actually solve any of the position needs they have. I don't really like the idea of Nkunku as the CF either.
To the posts about our RW position needing priority, its worth noting Sancho is a very capable right winger too. As I'm sure are genuine traditional wingers like Raphina. But we can bring all the targets in tomorrow and they'll still look like square pegs if there's a shit full back behind them. They'll be doubled up on and nullified out of the game completey.
We need a proper right back to support the right winger, and we'll see that flank flourish. Sancho can do it there but he cant do it on his own. No one can.
I just think all efforts should be prioritized on Tchouameni rather than Nkunku who really would be best in Sancho's position, or Bruno's, and neither of those guys are going anywhere anytime soon, so I don't understand the interest. I get he's having a great season, and if those reports are true, he's available at a reasonable fee (no certain that's the actual case), but it's still spending a chunk of change on someone United simply doesn't need as badly as other areas.Tbf, United can't control who becomes available on the market each summer. He might just be too good of an opportunity to pass up on this summer if he's available for a reasonable price.
Risk is someone else takes him or that he has another incredible season and the price goes up again.
Don't all quality full backs do this? Of course some like Cancelo tuck into midfield and influence there too, but I still see them stretching out wide.You need the right type of RB, I'd say. We need a version of Robertson on the right who stretches the pitch to open up the half space inside.
He could play anywhere across the front 4 positions for us, especially ST and RW. Look at his numbers for each position this season, he's a very consistent player.
And let's face it, only Ronaldo has been consistent this season.
We might enough players to cover those positions, but we most certainly don't have enough of the right quality players to cover those positions.I don't want another square peg RW who can do a job there but isn't a proper one, i'm sick to death of that, we've been doing it for years. Nor do I care about his versatility either, we have enough players to cover LW and AM already. Can he make the ST position his own in the premier league was the question.
I just think it's strange United would go for him, he doesn't actually solve any of the position needs they have. I don't really like the idea of Nkunku as the CF either.
United should be focusing on signing players they need in both position they require and also ''identity''. Not just one of them but actually both of them. If there is no place for player to play at their best then it doesn't solve anything.I think it solves our lack of identity and the beginning of setting up a system.
I just think it's strange United would go for him, he doesn't actually solve any of the position needs they have. I don't really like the idea of Nkunku as the CF either.
I just think all efforts should be prioritized on Tchouameni rather than Nkunku who really would be best in Sancho's position, or Bruno's, and neither of those guys are going anywhere anytime soon, so I don't understand the interest. I get he's having a great season, and if those reports are true, he's available at a reasonable fee (no certain that's the actual case), but it's still spending a chunk of change on someone United simply doesn't need as badly as other areas.
I don't want another square peg RW who can do a job there but isn't a proper one, i'm sick to death of that, we've been doing it for years. Nor do I care about his versatility either, we have enough players to cover LW and AM already. Can he make the ST position his own in the premier league was the question.
This is a good point. Its not all about improving in positions but also in terms of players who can fulfill roles.I think it solves our lack of identity and the beginning of setting up a system.
United should be focusing on signing players they need in both position they require and also ''identity''. Not just one of them but actually both of them. If there is no place for player to play at their best then it doesn't solve anything.
And great at pressing from the sound of it.We don’t require him? I don’t understand he’s capable of playing across the front three whilst have pace, agile and good feet. Name me another player in our squad with all those attributes?
No one.We don’t require him? I don’t understand he’s capable of playing across the front three whilst have pace, agile and good feet. Name me another player in our squad with all those attributes?
I don’t think Timo Werner could be Timo Werner next season. It must be statistically impossible to be as unlucky in front of goal as he has been this season againWhat sets him up from being a Timo Werner?
And great at pressing from the sound of it.
We still need to sign a forward, with Cavani leaving and Greenwood not playing, and Rashford/Martial being totally useless.I think he's actually a really good fit for Ten Hag if he plans to have United play like his Ajax.
But United's priorities should be CM and Wingbacks
Let’s sort our own team out before worrying about others.Risk is someone else takes him or that he has another incredible season and the price goes up again.
What sets him up from being a Timo Werner?
We don’t require him? I don’t understand he’s capable of playing across the front three whilst have pace, agile and good feet. Name me another player in our squad with all those attributes?
Son Heung-Min, Højbjerg, Matip, Thiago, de Bruyne, Gündogan, Rüdiger. Literally the laziest argument.